Tho breaks down the political angles of the November 2 elections, and discusses his growing fandom of Blake Masters. Ford mentions his newfound fandom Marcel Gautreau after Marcel's appearance on Pete Quinones podcast. Ford also has probably a bit too much rum. 

Tho and Ford discuss the election results in Virginia, and Tho talks about some interesting connections made while reading Harry L. Watson's Liberty and Power. Ford quotes a few moments from a recent Peter Thiel talk at the Lincoln Network's event in Miami (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDB1CsfUjys), and from Sam Jacobs' appearance on Pete Quinones' Podcast (https://libertarianinstitute.org/freemanbeyondthewall/649/), in his continued quest to figure out how to balance individualism and a thriving society, and what role religion plays in this tightwire act.

Tho and Ford are back after being inspired by Renegade University, The Tom Woods Show Episode 2000, and the release of Patrick Newman's new book Cronyism. Ford reads some thoughts about an Anarcho-Orthodox approach to the problem of human evil, and Tho presents a resolution that the Bay County Republican Party passed in order to encourage local politicians to stand against pharmaceutical tyranny.

Tho and Ford discuss Bike Week, Stingrays, the continued virtues of Making America Florida, and the difference between religious ideas of reconciliation and the Austrian approach to Catallactics. We end with a walk on the beach evaluating Alibi Bar in the Redneck Review.

Tho and Ford discuss taxes and tithes as a proposed Millage increase looms in the Bay County municipal election. For the Miracle Strip review, Tho presents Idyll Hounds Divide and Conch'r double IPA. Ford can't seem to keep his cigarette lit and talk at the same time. A neighbor mows the lawn. 

In the inaugural episode of the Redneck Riviera Podcast Tho Bishop and The Surfing Violinist touch on the staples including God, DeSantis and oysters.